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The .NET 10 runtime powering Factory templates and Azure platforms

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Overview

We build on .NET 10 as the primary runtime for ConnectSoft Factory templates, SaaS platform programs, and Azure-hosted client solutions. One high-performance stack covers APIs, background workers, tooling, and integration with the Microsoft ecosystem—so teams ship features instead of re-deciding foundations every sprint.

Factory-generated solutions inherit opinionated project layout, centralized package management, Serilog and OpenTelemetry wiring, and deployment targets on Microsoft Azure. That consistency shortens onboarding, makes upgrades predictable, and keeps security patches and framework releases on a managed cadence across your estate.

For client engagements we still reach for .NET when the problem fits: integration services, line-of-business APIs, and modernization paths off legacy .NET Framework. We document where shared libraries apply and where engagement-specific code stays isolated—protecting your platform investment while meeting unique constraints.

If you are planning a cloud-native platform on Azure, .NET 10 is the fastest route to production-grade services with templates, pipelines, and observability already aligned. Let's map your domain to a stack you can operate for years—not months.

Why we use it:

  • **.NET 10** LTS-aligned runtime across Factory and SaaS templates
  • Single stack from libraries to Azure hosting reduces toolchain sprawl
  • Deep integration with ASP.NET Core, Orleans, NHibernate, and MassTransit
  • Predictable upgrade paths and centralized package governance
  • Strong performance for APIs, workers, and integration endpoints
  • Client solutions reuse platform libraries without forking the Factory baseline

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